Sensory Switch Pong vs Bo's Run

Sensory App House have created a highly accessible version of this classic tennis game. Table tennis, ping pong, paddle, tennis all feature batting the ball. Switch Pong allows the game to be controlled by touch/tap, pointing device, bluetooth access switches, external bluetooth keyboard, Microsoft Adaptive Controller or XBox Controller. Since iOS14 the Microsoft Adaptive Controller (and XBox Controller) are fully supported by iOS devices, so we are adapting our range of apps to work with the impressive access device. This app can also be controlled using devices such as the AbleNet Blue2 MFI bluetooth switch or RJ Cooper bluetooth small switches (more options are available). There is a demo mode, a bat practice mode, single player and two player options. There are settings to control the bat size, ball size and ball speed. This app features no adverts, no subscription required, and no data collected.

You control Bo, a high-tech robotic guide dog across a challenging obstacle course. Bo is training to become a guide dog and finally be reunited with his owner. The company that built Bo have scattered different obstacles across the park and you’re the only one who can help Bo complete the course. - Feel the obstacles. Each obstacle corresponds to a braille character to let you know what to expect - Hear the environment with different sound effects so you can paint an image of your surroundings - Control Bo using Bonocle’s motion mode or the buttons. - Jump, slide or move lanes. Bo can do it all. - Challenge your friends and see who gets the highest score - Learn the ropes with an interactive tutorial - Collect currency and play longer. Get the highest score and get a shoutout across our community Bo’s run has been built to be fully accessible while supporting visual graphics for inclusion.